Tobias Cornalo NemeQ
Tobias Cornalo NemeQ was a band fronted by Tobias Cornalo, with Enrique "Quique" Mejia on guitar, Jorge "Colo" Lizardi on bass, Diego "Diyo" Quiroz on...
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Tobias Cornalo NemeQ was a band fronted by Tobias Cornalo, with Enrique "Quique" Mejia on guitar, Jorge "Colo" Lizardi on bass, Diego "Diyo" Quiroz on keyboards, and Mauricio "Milo" Vasquez on drums. They released their first album "Palabra" in 1997, which mixed rock, reggae, and Latin rhythms. The song "Palabra" became one of their most recognized tracks.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for addressing provocative themes, but they kept making music through several albums. After "Trago Amargo" in 1999 and "RebeldÃa" in 2003, they took a break before returning with "Renacer" in 2008 and "Inconformes" in 2013.
Their work found listeners across Latin America who responded to the directness in songs like "Palabra." The band's catalog reflects a straightforward approach to writing about personal and social matters without much ornamentation.
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